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Mr Black bird is still calling in for his mealy worms.Trouble is now the Starlings are getting braver and attempting to get in on the act .He see one or two off but when a whole gang of the land it's a bit to much for him , ok If I sit next to his food .
We have one Wren, comes over the fence and goes down behind the rose trellis and in to the running water from the filter box.
The resident Sparrow Hawk is still about , flies in were fast between the houses takes mostly pigeons and black birds as they attempt to flee
Every day we have Red Kites, one does a sweep of the area just after lunch, some one must feed him as he can be seen dropping down .
When the were first reintroduced in The Purlies Woods near Corby I remember seeing a pair high in the sky calling when working near by. Now 15 odd years later they are common in our area .
We have one Wren, comes over the fence and goes down behind the rose trellis and in to the running water from the filter box.
The resident Sparrow Hawk is still about , flies in were fast between the houses takes mostly pigeons and black birds as they attempt to flee
Every day we have Red Kites, one does a sweep of the area just after lunch, some one must feed him as he can be seen dropping down .
When the were first reintroduced in The Purlies Woods near Corby I remember seeing a pair high in the sky calling when working near by. Now 15 odd years later they are common in our area .
) However, living in the grounds of the reservoir, there are a couple Partridges 
